Smart Glasses and the Privatisation of Surveillance
All eyes are on smart glasses. These AI-powered devices raise several privacy concerns — from covert surveillance to processing of sensitive data — and have been the subject of much controversy.
Join Luisa Maciel Perez as she explores the latest findings about Meta’s AI glasses’ impacts on the rights to privacy and data protection. She will also share device design and architectural modifications that could limit mass private corporate surveillance.
This interactive online event will be held on Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 12:00 to 1:00 PM (Eastern Time).
This event qualifies for Continuing Professional Development credits applicable toward Associate Access and Privacy Professional (AAPP)®, Chartered Access and Privacy Professional (CAPP)®, and Master Access and Privacy Professional (MAPP)® designations.
**Scroll down to register**
Luisa M. Perez is a Data Protection and AI Governance consultant at Pembroke Privacy in Ireland. Originally from Brazil, she will soon be graduating from the European Master in Law, Data and AI (EMILDAI), an ERASMUS MUNDUS program coordinated by Dublin City University in partnership with Avignon Université and Università di Pisa, with a double specialisation in data governance and AI ethics. Her background spans multiple legal domains, gained through experience at various law firms in Brazil and international research organisations, most notably the ADAPT Research Centre at Trinity College Dublin and the Privacy & Access Council of Canada. Luisa is also an AIGP, CIPP/E, CIPM and CDPO/BR certified professional.
Smart Glasses and the Privatisation of Surveillance
Wisdom Wednesday Webinar
